Carlos Alcaraz Reveals Future Grand Slam Doubles Dream

 NEW YORK — Carlos Alcaraz has dominated the singles tour for years, but the four-time Grand Slam champion already has his eyes set on an emotional future milestone: sharing a Grand Slam doubles court with his younger brother, Jaime Alcaraz.

During a recent interview at Flushing Meadows, the Spaniard was asked which of his brothers he would pick as a partner if he ever entered a tour-level doubles draw.

Brotherly Rivalry & Future Partnership

"I wanted to play with Álvaro, but I choose Jaime. He's doing great and I hope that one day we can play together or against each other. It would be a lot of fun, I'm just waiting for my brother." — Carlos Alcaraz

• The Pick: While Carlos initially considered his older brother Álvaro—who regularly travels with his team—he chose 15-year-old Jaime, who is rapidly rising through the European junior circuit.

• The Goal: Alcaraz hopes to either team up alongside Jaime or face him across the net on the ATP Tour once Jaime makes his professional transition.

The Next Generation Alcaraz

Jaime Alcaraz is already generating massive hype in Spain after winning prestigious U-12 and U-14 national titles. With Carlos establishing his dominance at the top of the game, tennis fans could soon witness another historic brotherhood tandem on the grandest stage.

My Analysis

Future Perspective: Family double teams like the Bryan brothers or Murray brothers have defined tennis eras. With Jaime’s junior trajectory and Carlos’s current physical prime, a wildcard entry for the pair at a future Madrid Masters or Grand Slam is a very realistic timeline within the next 3–4 years.